Ancient Roman Bronze - engraved ring with sun symbols on the bezel - 18 mm - 1st / 3rd century AD - nice patina Ring (No reserve price)

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Bronze ring with sun symbol engravings from Ancient Rome, dating to 1st–3rd century AD, inner diameter 18 mm, weight 2.29 g, olive-green patina, from a private collection, acquired in Austria in 2004.

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Description: In ancient Rome, these symbols were used to represent the power and energy of the sun. One of the most prominent sun cults was the cult of Sol Invictus, a sun god whose name translates as 'invincible sun.' This cult had a large following among the Roman elite, and its practices included worshiping the sun, burning incense, and sacrificing various animals to the sun god.

These patterns can be found in jewelry, clothing, and even coins, very widespread throughout Roman society.

Material: bronze / olive green patina.
Condition: excellent or usable.
Date: First to third centuries AD.
Dimensions: inner diameter 18 mm.
Weight: 2.29 grams

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Origin

Purchased by the current owner in 2004 in Austria, Wien, in the antique market.
Collected since: 1980s
History of previous owners: old Austrian private collection.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This item comes from an ancient private collection, not a company. Its authenticity and period have been verified and acknowledged by Catawiki experts using their own various methods.
I suggest that you keep a copy of the auction, which will serve as a certificate of authenticity.

The supplier guarantees that they purchased this part legally.

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This item is guaranteed to be an authentic antique ring.

Important information.
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20/concord 6

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Description: In ancient Rome, these symbols were used to represent the power and energy of the sun. One of the most prominent sun cults was the cult of Sol Invictus, a sun god whose name translates as 'invincible sun.' This cult had a large following among the Roman elite, and its practices included worshiping the sun, burning incense, and sacrificing various animals to the sun god.

These patterns can be found in jewelry, clothing, and even coins, very widespread throughout Roman society.

Material: bronze / olive green patina.
Condition: excellent or usable.
Date: First to third centuries AD.
Dimensions: inner diameter 18 mm.
Weight: 2.29 grams

Use the images to form your personal opinion. See photos.

Origin

Purchased by the current owner in 2004 in Austria, Wien, in the antique market.
Collected since: 1980s
History of previous owners: old Austrian private collection.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This item comes from an ancient private collection, not a company. Its authenticity and period have been verified and acknowledged by Catawiki experts using their own various methods.
I suggest that you keep a copy of the auction, which will serve as a certificate of authenticity.

The supplier guarantees that they purchased this part legally.

Catawiki has seen the documentation that proves this provenance.

This item is guaranteed to be an authentic antique ring.

Important information.
The seller guarantees that he has the right to send this batch.

20/concord 6

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Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture
Ancient Roman
Metal
Bronze - engraved ring with sun symbols on the bezel - 18 mm - 1st / 3rd century AD - nice patina
Century/ Timeframe
siglos 1º al 3º DC
Acquired from
Private collection
Total weight
2.29 g
Year acquired
2004
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Country acquired from
Austria
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Previous owner - year acquired
1980
Previous owner - country acquired from
Austria
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
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